Sun Cellular Samsung Galaxy Tab2 and Galaxy Y Bundle

Do you want to have both Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 7″ and Galaxy Y, then here is another offer from Sun Cellular that will let you have the best of both android worlds. Following the success of Sundroid Rush Alcatel One Touch tab and phone, Sun brings you the Samsung Edition.



Sundroid Rush Samsung edition offer both Galaxy Tab2 7″ WiFi and Galaxy Y free at Sun postpaid plan 999. Aside from these great android gadgets, the offer comes with free unlimited sun texts, 4 hours of sun calls, and unlimited mobile Internet.
If you are not familiar with the gadgets mentioned, Samsung galaxy Y notable features are 3″ capacitive touchscreen, 2MP rear camera, and WiFi Hotspot functionality. It is powered by android gingerbread operating system and backed by 830 Mhz processor.
Samsung galaxy Tab 2 7″ WiFi sports 7″ LCD touchscreen, 3MP rear and front VGA camera. It is powered by android Ice cream Sandwich OS and backed by 1 GHz dual-core processor.
*To apply for this offering simply visit sun store near you.

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Razer Edge, a Windows 8 tablet designed by PC Gamers for PC Gamers

Done with their gaming laptop last year with the Blade, Razer announced their very own gaming tablet this time around with the Edge (previously Project Fiona). What sets the Windows 8-powered Razer Edge apart from other tablets is that it underwent a series of crowdsourcing from its community to determine its final specifications. It’s the world’s first tablet designed by PC gamers for PC gamers designed.

The Razer Edge was actually introduced in last year’s CES but the final and working build was just unveiled in this year’s CES. It also won all three categories of CNET’s 2013 Best of CES for which it was nominated: Best Gaming, People’s Voice—as voted by the CNET audience—and the coveted Best of Show award.

This gaming tablet combines the best features of a tablet, PC and game console in one elegant 10.1-inch touchscreen device. It runs on Windows 8 with a 3rd Gen Intel Core i7 Processor and a dedicated NVIDIA GeForce GT 640 LE GPU. It has an 8GB DDR3 RAM, up to 256GB SSD for storage and has additional accessories like a force-feedback gamepad controller, keyboard dock and docking station for gameplay on an HDTV.
And since the Razer Edge runs true Windows 8, there are more applications available at launch then there are for any other tablet, with thousands of applications and games running straight-out-of-the-box. It means this tablet can also accept all sorts of gaming input accessories that you typically use on your desktop PC.
The Razer Edge will be available in Q1, starting at $999 for the Core i5, 128GB SSD tablet only; $1 299 for the Core i7 tablet only; and $1499 for the Core i7, 256GB SSD with controller. (thanks Lyle)

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